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One time I put on Warning when I was pretty drunk and thought it sounded funny. Then I realized that I'd left the 45 adapter on.

That's probably not your problem, though.

Oh, yeah, Sundowner, too. I'm stoked about that.

Don't know if this has been mentioned on here yet, but Toby indicated on the Org that a repressing might be in the works:

http://www.punknews.org/article/25534#898461

I know a lot of people have been looking for it.

I'm not going to sleep on this like I did with the Ben Weasel set yesterday.

The 3-color sets are gone already. Boo-urns.

About a week or so I went through a phase where I was listening to this album constantly. Such a great record.

Okay, I decided to go to Modest Mouse tonight in Cleveland, then try and make it down to Columbus on Sunday to see the Rentals. (Sorry, Less Than Jake -- I will not be seeing you on this tour.)

Anyone else going to either show?

I think I'll be at the Rentals show Sunday.

iBook G4. Old school.

Completely agreed, I was going to go as well. I feel like a supreme asshole, though, given that he's missing it so he can be with his wife for her chemotherapy. It's hard to blame a guy for that.

Agreed on all counts.

The mailman just handed mine to me literally 10 seconds ago.

I think I'm going to have to make a road trip soon...

I figured. Now that I think about it there were a bunch of Punk-O-Rama posters in the opening sequence.

I remember seeing a Hot Water Music poster on an episode of Degrassi: The Next Generation once.

I bought a copy of Bivouac at a record store in Toledo once. I can't remember what the name of the store was, though.

I'm pretty sure it was an ad on punknews.org.

According to Asian Man's website the Goddamnit reissue will be out on vinyl, too. Glad I'll finally be able to own it without paying a ridiculous price for it.

I got mine today, so the rest of Ohio can't be far behind. All 7 of them ended up being basically the same color, though. Blah.

I'm not a big fan of picture discs, but by far the one I'm most proud of is Devo's first album.